Ford announced at the 2022 Woodward Dream Cruise that it will welcome Ford Mustang owners, fans, media and its employees to The Stampede – the global debut of the all-new, seventh-generation Ford Mustang taking place at the Detroit Auto Show on Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. EDT. A camouflaged version of the vehicle was on display.
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Mustang – a nameplate seated high up within the automotive hierarchy and steeped in decades of automotive prestige. Brought into the world by Henry Ford II in 1964, the Mustang has become synonymous with the idea of power and style. Fifty-eight years later, the world will receive the 7th generation Mustang at this year’s Detroit Auto Show.
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The iconic stallion has found itself on the front of many iconic cars that have consistently embodied the ideas of a bold and powerful brand. The seventh generational iteration of the iconic muscle car is on the horizon.
“Mustang is the world’s best-selling sports car because there’s one for everyone. Now its time to for a new stampede of owners, fans and employees to welcome the next chapter in Mustang’s legacy – the seventh-generation, which will be our best yet.” —Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley
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The unveiling of Ford’s next four-wheeled stallion will be unveiled on the 14th of September at the Detroit Auto Show. Pregaming the Detroit Motor Show is Ford’s “The Drive Home”, which is a cross-country expedition across nine states. This year “The Drive Home” will feature the previous generation Mustangs, as well as Mustang owners and enthusiasts, pacing toward the reveal event called “ The Stampede”.
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“We are proud to support Ford with what will be an absolutely iconic milestone, celebrating the heritage and future of the Mustang, as well as the global mobility industry, right here in Detroit.” — Rod Alberts, Detroit Auto Show executive director
We recently had the new Mustang GT California Special — which you can find in CAR Magazine’s 2022 October issue — which was a great reminder of what modern American muscle feels like and will hopefully remain here. The era of muscle cars is changing drastically and, with Dodge unveiling what is most likely the most impressive electric car to date, the pressure to electrify the mustang fleet will grow. In an age of increasing electrification, the next part of the Mustang’s life will certainly be one of note.